Samuel Gerald Collins is a cultural anthropologist interested in information society and globalization, primarily in the United States and Korea. His M.A. and Ph.D. are from American University in Washington, D.C. and he currently serves as a professor at Towson University.
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Part 1: Critical Perspectives on AI in the Classroom
This piece shares three perspectives on AI from professors negotiating its use in the anthropology classroom.Ted Maclin: Anthropology and Artificial Intelligenc... More
Anthropology’s Latent Futures
The information visualization below, created in late July, shows 3,300 Twitter users whose tweets contained the word anthropology. Each line (or edge) shows a r... More